Sentence examples for minority ethnicities from inspiring English sources

They have been confined to their homes, relying mostly on escorted transport for occasional visits to other places populated by minority ethnicities, the report's author, Marek Antoni Nowicki of Poland, said in a foreword to the document.

96.8% of mixed race White and Black Caribbean residents identify as British, with a further six minority ethnicities showing British national identity rates of over 80% (see chart below).

Ethnicity: Although the number of minority ethnicities is small in this sample, this study still created a variable to control for ethnic influence on higher education in which 1 = Han ethnicity and 0 = minority ethnicity (non-Han ethnicity).

The subjects, who were excluded from the study were individuals who might have been of minority ethnicities rather than Han Chinese, had more than one type of primary headache, and had secondary headaches and with finger deformity.

With minority ethnicities changing as a result of social processes, identity politics and individual choices (Modood, Beishon & Virdee, 1994), multiculturalism must embrace both hybridity and groups, while recognising that the difficult normative and political questions for liberal democracies are in relation to the accommodation of ethno-religious groups (eg., Modood, 1998).

Three minority ethnicities are particularly disadvantaged by alcohol-related harms.

In a logistic regression model including age, gender, ethnicity, CAM use, duration of hypertension and years of education, increasing age predicted perfect adherence (OR 1.03, 95% CI 1.00, 1.06) and being of ethnic minority ethnicity predicted lower adherence (OR 0.31, (95% CI 0.14, 0.72).

The forests of Nam Đông were traditionally used by Katu people (local minority ethnicity); today ethnic Vietnamese (Kinh) represent the majority (60%) of inhabitants in more urban areas of the district (Wetterwald 2003).

Inquiries concerning UK qualified doctors included 2648 with known "white" ethnicity and 408 with known "black and minority ethnic" ethnicity; 488 inquiries were associated with non-UK qualified doctors of white ethnicity, and 1230 inquiries concerned non-UK qualified black and minority ethnic doctors (table 1); the remainder were of unknown ethnicity.

Does this suggest that stigma among ethnic majority Han Chinese is associated with the minority ethnicity of individuals who were first identified as people living with HIV and AIDS?

Our guide, Yuan Tamang (no relation to Aimoj; Tamang, a minority ethnicity and language, is the surname of almost everyone in Paticho), was employed part-time by H.H.C.; he led us from house to house, along the valley's narrow paths.